Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-13
own martyrs and may wrestle it out
with Bond"
How tuc Prisoners Spent the Day.


IU~ Attorney-General Ayers and
Messrs Scott and McCabe supposed
that the marshal would permit them TO
bc under constructive arrest and have
the privilege Of going about the city.
int the marshal had received such in
siIuctions from Judge Bond that he de
clnCd TO do 80 unlcss the gentlemen
were attended everywhere they went
hy a dcputy-marshsl. Cnder these
circumstances the gentlemen de-
cidcd to remain at the Jail until
to-day. when an arrangement viii pro
lnhly he made TO quarter them at the
Exchange under the charge Of deputy
marshal until they 60 TO Washington
Monday.
The following is the telegram re-
cciyod.
WAsmSGroy, October -, is7.
I1,0s 4. /ne,s, Auorney- ey-Goioo', C,R Jail:
Witt issued rcturnaMc Monday. The court
las nopowcr 10 bail until you arc brought here.
G.. " MEREDITH.
TIE PARBoUR INTERVIEW.
As soon as the attention Of Attorney
CDoral Ayers was called to what pu--
IortCd TO be an interview with Hon
John S. Barbour, which appeared IN
the New York Wcr'd OF tuesday, he
sept Mr.. Porbour the following tele-
gram
RIcWoSn, VA, October II, Isl.
Iilu. John s. Iarbour. Bq'iiHr'on, y. e.:
Are you correctly reported in the interview
published I'm the New YORK Hor.a to-da7.
r. 4. AYERs.
J lie following answer was promptly
received from Mr.. Barbour:
WAsmSGToS. D. c., October II, lss7.
E,n. Hi.Ns 4. Aysr,. B,ckD.ond, Va:
an not, and expressly declined . De inter
viewed J :. BARBOUR.
Mr.. Scott and Attorney General
tycrs both received letters from Sir.
Barbour by the afternoon mail oI-
Filming in the most satisfactory man
I,r the alleged interview ana rcpu-
dating the views and sentiments there
IL imputed to him.
MAJOR DANIEL At THE JAIL.
Hon. John W. Daniel, United States
Senator. who hes been speaking in
lideNutcr Virginia. returning from
Gloucester county, where he spoke at
Guinea TResdsy night, arrived in the
city yesterday morning on the York
River train and OF once took a carriage
and drove to the city jril, where he re-
NAMED for more than an hour in con
ycrsation with Attorney General Ayers
and Messrs. Scott and McCabe.
Mr.. Daniel expressed the livoliest
sympathy for the officers, and charac-
tcrizod the action Of the Judge in terms
fitting the enormity Of the indiGnity
honptd upon the State Major Daniel
loIcycs that the action Of Judge Bond
should be promptly rebuked by the 5a-
meme Court. snd that whether 1t dis
charges or rcmands the officers that il
is The beginning Of nn agitation that
viii rot cease until the liucof d,mIrka-
tion between Federal and state an
tlority sbnll lie 30 clearly defined as to
p.,yCut such outragoF.
JUDGE BURE5.
This gentleman was also a visitor mt
TIE jail yesterday, and when leaving,
after shaking the Attorucy-Gcncrl
warmly 10y tie hand, he said "lou
alc tLc Attoncv-Gcneraland should go
ON To- Washington and represent the
state" Attorney General Ayers said
that hc f.lt very much inclncdto APP
rear JIM his own behalf. bat doubted
The rropricty OF it, Of which opinion
were many Of his friends. Judge
Imls said that in That view Of the mat
t,rth AttOruoy-Gcucrai was right.
Mrs. Governor Lee sent down has-
let Of beautiful flowers and rendered
n,r compliments. Mrs Archer Nor
SON. of Nmrcnton, in company with
Mas. Matte Myers. Of Richmond, call
,d ,o see Mr. Scott. The former Is ,lr
-cott's sister.
JUDGE M'CHE'S POLITICAL STATUS.
Yesterday Judge McCahe gave the
following over ms signature for publ
cation:
As /. in the die.harre u my sworn dug.
have been r-ouruts1 unic c'elii1uaily "1 mj
tr-t INFO fulIf. fi-rIsa sion. desire tp t1fr
nar shall h,r. no found iu tle ranks ol
t.a party uat is spp0s-d tO % certra'l1"i
.c,Sr1uclf-a party under whose teachings o.
..oud ,e .-npo-uhl" % impri~on sovereign
-iHfe az lie person ol LtI Nuiy ''il7tit"-'A
or.rors. Very truly.
u. -. MrCABE.
In other words, Judge NcC1be ex-
poets hereafter to act with the Demo
clats.
MEALS AT TIDE EXCHANGE.
Anthr,c Of the prisoners are getting
Ni,r meals at the Exchange. The
deputy marshal escorts them from the
ail t. the hotel and back.
Each Of the three has in jail Il bed %
himself, Int they all occupy ono room.
HIS HElAEk~.
CT shall not pay thc fine can't
dismiss the suits, for there are none
rnGing in Fmquier, and 1t is not i'm
mv power TO mark the judgments sat
,sfed.'" WAS what Mr.. scott slil day
before Yesterday and which Was re-
.,uod to in Yesterdays paper